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Ellender 2 year s ago
#6 I agree. Just look around you. There are signs that people use a lot less than 10% of the brain. 
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Waldo 2 year s ago
Ellender,
I agree, just look below!
I agree, just look below!
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Raymond 2 year s ago
#18
I'm sure there are singles near me but I'm also sure that they have no interest in meeting me...
I'm sure there are singles near me but I'm also sure that they have no interest in meeting me...
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Ada 2 year s ago
Raymond,
There a pringles who want to meet you…
There a pringles who want to meet you…
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Ally 2 year s ago
#11 MSG does affect people who are sensitive to it, including several people in my family. Most people can eat it with no issues.
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Tim 2 year s ago
Ally,
like gluten or lactose.
like gluten or lactose.
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Ally 2 year s ago
#2 Lie detectors are 98% accurate.
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Hipsie 2 year s ago
Ally,
No. No, they're not. Each test is up to the interpretation of the person giving it, and even they will say that many times it's inconclusive. The results aren't given by the machines themselves, and they are extremely unreliable.
No. No, they're not. Each test is up to the interpretation of the person giving it, and even they will say that many times it's inconclusive. The results aren't given by the machines themselves, and they are extremely unreliable.
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Zadock 2 year s ago
Ally,
They might be 98% effective but not accurate. Most detectives will tell you they use lie detectors as tools to make people nervous and to observe their body language and reactions to the questions. They don't care about what the data actually is.
They might be 98% effective but not accurate. Most detectives will tell you they use lie detectors as tools to make people nervous and to observe their body language and reactions to the questions. They don't care about what the data actually is.
I agree, just look below!
I'm sure there are singles near me but I'm also sure that they have no interest in meeting me...
There a pringles who want to meet you…
like gluten or lactose.
No. No, they're not. Each test is up to the interpretation of the person giving it, and even they will say that many times it's inconclusive. The results aren't given by the machines themselves, and they are extremely unreliable.
They might be 98% effective but not accurate. Most detectives will tell you they use lie detectors as tools to make people nervous and to observe their body language and reactions to the questions. They don't care about what the data actually is.